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… who fail to realize their constant dependence upon God will be overcome by temptation. We may now suppose that our feet stand secure, and that we shall never …

… they fail of discharging with whole-heartedness the little duties of life, which seem to them uninteresting. While waiting for some great work in which they …

… not fail or become discouraged. Men are needed who will strengthen and build up the work that others are trying to do.— The Review and Herald, April 28, 1904 .

… minds fail to reach their noblest development when they neglect the highest source of wisdom—the Word of God. That we are in God's world, in the presence of …

… , and fail to honor them in deferring to their wishes, or in seeking to relieve them of anxiety. Many who profess to be Christians do not know what it means to “honor …

… they fail to heed the claims which bind them to religion, there will be danger that they will not properly regard the claims of the husband or of the wife. The …

… they fail to see. Such have not faith. This class are generally those who have not well-balanced minds.

… we fail of meeting the divine standard is an open door by which he can enter to tempt and destroy us. And every failure or defeat on our part gives occasion for …

… would fail of all that the Lord had spoken concerning His tried and faithful children.

… we fail to be tender and merciful? “By grace are ye saved through faith” ( Ephesians 5:8 ). The mind should be educated to exercise faith rather than to cherish doubt …